Monday, December 06, 2010

Guardian Drawing

There were 13 entries and the Random Number Generator came up with #7:    The winner is Kim! I'll need your address and will get her in the mail as soon as possible.  Hope you like her!
The largest Guardian I made is 12 1/2 inches; this one is only 5 ", but she is a sweetie.
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Finished the light fixture girl today.
  I like her messy red hair in the turban.  I love using the two light fixture parts that I picked up in a couple of junk runs.  Here she is in one of her earliest incarnations;  the two fixtures are taped together while I tried to decide what she might wear.
 It took a while (over 2 months) to get her finished, but I'm pleased with her.  She waited patiently as I ignored her for other projects, but she finally got her turn! 

The fabric beads on wire make her arms flexible, so she can pose more easily. She looks a little medieval, I think.  Love the richness of the quilted skirt.
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7 comments:

  1. Rian12/06/2010 7:02 PM

    Jenclair, your dolls have come a long, long way. Keep going!!

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  2. DebbyMc12/06/2010 9:55 PM

    Congrats to Kim! But I *am* pouting just a little...it's my younger child syndrome, I guess =-)Haha! JK! The Guardian will be going to a good home. Oh my, the light fixture girl is A.MA.ZING! I absolutely love her! That blue..well, wow! And, of course, you know I love the hair. So incredibly creative you are!

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  3. my tiny studio12/06/2010 10:04 PM

    Congrats to Kim !!!

    I didn't even know you were having a giveaway :(
    Your doll looks great :)

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  4. jenclair12/07/2010 6:57 AM

    Thanks, Rian!

    Debbie-I love that deep blue, too. Thanks!

    Rafael - The little guardian should be right at home with Kim in Arizona. Thanks for the nice comment about the doll!

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  5. Abi12/07/2010 10:15 AM

    Ohh wow - what a lovely giveaway I missed - that will teach me a lesson for being a terrible blogger.
    I love the fixture girl - she is amazing!!!!

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  6. Abi12/07/2010 10:17 AM

    Ps - thanks for popping over... yep, we have strated the rescue mission here in Oklahoma now!!
    A couple of horses would be great to come by... although the pigs have the barn that was set aside for horses, so we will have to rethink that one!!!

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  7. jenclair12/07/2010 10:46 AM

    Thanks, Abi! Keep those porkers happy!

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Good to hear from you!

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